What you want to achieve? UAM does not paint edit buttons on pages, it does provide user access control – users still have to login to the wordpress backend and there pages, that they are allowed to edit, will be visible for them.

Usually users can edit all pages, of course this depends on the role you assign to them.

Maybe you would like to try it the other way around? Restrict access to pages users should not write!

However, you should describe better, what exactly does not happen – I do not understand what you mean by “there is no edit button anywhere”.

We have a set of pages that we want some of the registered users to directly edit them.

So I installed UAM. Then, I created a new group, in the Role affiliation – Editor, Read access – all and Write access – only group users.

Using a test user account whose role is currently ‘Subcriber’ I put the user under the new group.

After that I tried to log in with the test user account and visited the page and also checked the menu in the left hand side – but I don’t know how to edit that page that I assigned access to the group.